Lydcott Glamping is a quiet, scenic glampsite, located an ideal ten–minute drive from the compact coastal town of Looe and thirty minutes from the buzzing city of Plymouth.

If you’re keen to enjoy a peaceful holiday without the nippers getting underfoot, pack your bags and make your way to Hedgerow Huts. This quiet, adults-only site rests in the Looe Valley.

Penbugle Farm is a lush, 260-acre, fully organic farm, ideally placed between the picturesque fishing village of Looe and the ancient market town of Liskeard. The campsite provides three camping experiences for guests.

Pine Green Caravan Park is a family-friendly site, well-placed for exciting explores in the famed Cornwall region. The relaxing campsite is under half an hour’s distance from the sleepy coastal villages and scenic bases.

Hideaway Huts is the place to be if you want to cosy up to nature and soak in splendid views. The friendly campsite rests a smooth ten-minute drive from the bustling town of Looe.

Woodovis Park is a beautiful spot for families and holidaymakers in dire need of a restful stay, comfortable lodgings, and varied amenities at hand. The site rests in a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and rests conveniently on the border between Devon and Cornwall.

The Old Rectory Campsite is an idyllic camping space tucked amid greenery on the border dividing Devon and Cornwall. The site is ideal for nature lovers who want a comfortable.

Handily nestled on the border between Devon and Cornwall, Whitsand Bay Lodge Park is a beautiful site for guests who want to explore and uncover the exciting gems hidden in south-western England.

Imagine kicking back amid the peaceful lush surrounds of Dartmoor National Park, soaking in vistas of the heather-clad moors and surrounding emerald countryside as you sip on a cold beverage of choice and feel the warmth of the sunshine on your skin.

Kick back on manicured, mature grounds in a peaceful and pretty sheltered wooded valley at Langstone Manor, a fantastic site for exploring the activities and points of interest in the adjacent Dartmoor.

Frizparc Shepherd's Hut is the perfect place for lazybones and luxury seekers. This secluded site rests deep in the lush Cornwall countryside and provides campers with the perfect base for escaping the bustle of the commercial tourist resorts.

Eden Valley Holiday Park is a peaceful, private holiday park nestled in a quiet Cornish valley, a few miles from the renowned Eden Project. The campsite serves as an ideal base for guests who want to swap the bustle of the cities for peace and a slower pace of life.

Oak Tree Lane is a friendly, family-run site set over forty verdant acres in the scenic settings of west Devon. The welcoming campsite overlooks Dartmoor National Park and lies a short trot from water-based fun on the gleaming waters of Roadford Lake.

Acorn Camping and Glamping is an eco-conscious, welcoming campsite, nestled in the stunning Luxulyan Valley, a World Heritage site located a mere mile from the Eden Project.

Chelsfield Farm is a quiet, rural site, located an ideal twenty-minute drive from the inviting beaches and water-based activities at the buzzing town of Bude. Guests are welcome to set up camp and enjoy an unusual blend of features including on-site fishing.

East Crinnis Camping and Caravan Park is a peaceful, friendly site nestled on a working farm, just two miles from the Eden Project, and a mere half-mile from the stunning Cornish coast.

Larkworthy Farm is a working beef and sheep farm, enjoying a handy location just off the A388, within easy reach of the buzzing old market towns of Holsworthy and Launceston.

Escape with your partner, and enjoy a kid-free zone at the adults-only Witherdon Wood Shepherd's Hut. The peaceful site enjoys a handy position for outdoor adventures in the famed Dartmoor National Park.

Blagdon Farm is a lively, welcoming holiday destination nestled on a working smallholding in Devon. The rural, friendly site rests on the border between Devon and Cornwall.

Pack your bags, and escape the stress of modern life with stunning sea vistas, meanders along wind-swept cliff-top paths, and local ales plus homemade grub from a range of cosy Cornish pubs.